Elmira High School - Falcon Yearbook (Elmira, OR)

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xx: '9: ,. ex x; Mm , .- x C . a x . e haunted x. L !Imlp 'm e 3:: 3f . m l I B r: libilmn. n- icozm 4w: Rm k Mm. 55322:, not The purpose of the Pep Club is to promote better school spirit. In order to be a member you have to be at all the meetings, pep rallies, and home games. You can only have two unexcused absences. FIRST ROW: Ruth BishOp, Carolyn Bangs, Diane Hayden, Dorothy Pierce, Judy Rust, Lola Johnson, Mary Hess, and Glenda Yarborough. SECOND ROW: Sandra Garboden, Barbara Dahlin, Doris Hockley, Madrene Snyder, Edith Randolph, Barbara Sisson, and Ruth Bowlsby. THIRD ROW: Mike Odell Wice- Presideno, Pat Grigsby, Karen Dragt, Dorothy Stinnett, Sandra Nelson lTreasuren, Karen Bourgeis, 3 Laura McKern, and Mr. Gustafson lAdvisorl. FOURTH ROW: Steve Surcamp, Charles Berg, Leslie 1 Grigsby, Mary Jo Taff lSecretaryl, Emily Rykerthresidentl, Bunny Nelson, and Judy Hoffman. r-r-m-e f 3115 KNEELING: Jeanette Marion and Betty QuigleylHead yell leaderl. STANDING: ; 7nd 35 Ruth Settles and Wilma Settles. i l

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., L v The purpose of the Bible Study Club is fab? X27 to promote a better ChIiSIIFas Program and f, W, to furnish those students wno are Interested in Bible study with help in understanding the Bible as a whole. Indembership 13mg club is Open to all the students of Elma High School. FLRST ROW; Lorraine Caldwell, Edith Farnsworth, I-Aclvina Graves $ecretary- Treasurew, and Diane Parker. SECOND ROW; Mrs. Gilbert Mdvisoo, Laurira Ruth, Charles Berg, Barbara Simmons, MaryLaw- son, and Lawana Simson Wrendent, not pictured; WCFO-xm FIRST ROW: Disque Lunceford, Martin Qresideno, ROW: Sandra Marshall, Dorothy sm dolph, Barbara Daniels, West, Norma Hornbeck, Merle Walker, Gary Clauscn, 1 Jim Lusby, Gordon Fisher, H Xcil x ' '! rCS!JLh ' Denny Harrinumn, Ed Hutu. IHW ' W k 0 l? TH xFCONP 7' H 1 ! kw - Stuart Surcamp, Mike Stimson, Mvn' .Nuh'mm, .Usu M pr Nnh Ran- mcll, Fricnv Van Hmuzdm, Xtmhmw watk, 11m. Carol , K NH '3er '3 ' MaryJO 'l'nff. Donna IWH. NHm 1 ' ' I L , xxrwnLhiVlSOI'x , n y g . and Shirley Davis UWIUMIW. HW'W MWV M ' k i HUM QWF'ICV' . , i x -' x. 1an Stultx, va HJIIwH, 1.1x x ,w J tn v . , hum WRNHM Kcnlwl'armvl, lA'Im Mrllmm, Mn tn-M. ' x This is Elmira's first Ski Club I r . 4 :m WM WWW .lm Iwn 1 nu mmw w' q Hls is to promote better skiing lw unwhsw, pm. 1.. luv. ...,. . 1 ,, , , WV Humirkd 35 club were on week ends and lISllnHV lwltl .n tin h 11+ . 1 ' ' Y prHCH M both advisor and insIrm-mn

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GIRLS, ATHLETIC WILMA SETTLES President Some of the activities of the G.A.A. are the fun nights, the G. A.A. picnic which is held for all boys who have gone out for sports during the year, the March of Dimes Drive, and this year they have taken on the project of cleaning up the school grounds. 150 points: Emily Rykert, Ruth Bowlsby, and Jeanette Marion. To join the G.A. A. you must earn 50 points and be invited in by another G.A.A. member. The points are earned in various ways, some earn points by playing in the in- tramurals at noons. Others earn points by hiking, swimming, skating, and other things pertaining to sports. 100 points: FORMING THE E FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Norma Fradenburgh Geote- taryy, Dixie Vaughn, Judy Hoffman, Laura McKern, Betty Ansell, Annette McCarty. Darlene Wheeler, Betty Quiglcy Judy Del- Rosso, Marlys Nystcdt Wicc -PrcsidcnU. and Kay Gibson.